I have lost my Restore disks came with my macbook pro 2.33 15".

I have lost my restore DVDs which came with my macbook pro.
Can I buy new Os leopard and install?
Can I buy used or new one from ebay?
It was mac os X 10.4.8.
My macbook pro is late 2006 model.
Intel core2 2.33 Ghz
15" display
2 GB memory
120 GB hard

You can upgrade your OS to Snow Leopard 10.6.x.
You can call Apple Customer Support 1-800-767-2775, provide the Serial Number and specifications of the Mac, and for a fee, a replacement set of system discs (if available), can be ordered. However, the discs will be for the original version of OS, that was pre-installed, when the Mac was manufactured.
 Cheers, Tom

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